North Augusta council to deed right of way for Martintown widening
North Augusta officials plan to deed a right of way easement to the South Carolina Department of Highways and Transportation for property at W. Martintown Road and Butler Avenue to widen Martintown Road. The meeting also covers a revised Personnel Policies Manual and zoning change for Canal Land Co. Open Space Preservation.
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South Carolina
Canal Land Co
Planning Commission
North All City Council
Council
State pay about 3 percent less than private industry
A South Carolina study shows state employees earn about 3 percent less than private industry on average but enjoy more vacation and holidays. Salaries vary by job, with entry level accountants at 16 643 to 23 589 and industrial accountants up to 47 632.
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Columbia
State Division of Human Resources
South Carolina
Department
R. Kenneth Harrill
Human Resources Division
Industri
Southeastern
Harrill
Masters Cat Club Show At North Augusta High
Cats of many breeds were shown at North Augusta High School for the Masters Cat Club event. The two day show drew well over 1,000 visitors, marking the club's fourth annual exhibition.
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North Augusta
North Augusta Senior High School
Aiken School Board Charts Budget Shortfalls and Plans
The Aiken Council School System preps for state-fund shortfalls of up to 14 percent, with possible cuts of 450000 to 920000. The Board meets at 7 p.m. to review admin proposals including freezing hires 75 percent cap on supplies and transfers, and to balance the budget after state data arrives. New construction and renovations slated for Jan 1986 at multiple schools and an Excellence in Education grant request of 35000 for two years will be discussed alongside the Basic Skills Assessment and CTBS objectives review.
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Aiken Council
Robert W. Paskel
Paskel
J. Larry Clark
Board of Education
Education Center
Edgefield Ave
Clark
State Department of Education
Byrd Elementary
Belvedere Elementary
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Aiken High School
J.D. Lever
Leavelle McCampbell
Superintendent of Education
U.S. Department of Education
James I. Green
Guideline Push Faces Opposition in State Legislature
Judges including Chief Justice Julius B Ness oppose proposed criminal sentencing guidelines while backers say passage is uncertain. A federal panel will draft determinate sentencing rules, and the South Carolina Guidelines Commission has proposed a grid linking crimes to sentences with at least 60 percent served. Critics say guidelines are unworkable and could strain prisons, with concerns about back door policies and varied case specifics.
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Greenville
Supreme Court
Julius B. Ness
General Assembly
U.S
Billy Wilkins
South Carolina
House
Senate Judiciary Committees
David Harwell
State Supreme Court
Ness
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